Russia looks to offset economic hardship by doubling down on its relationship with China
The sanctions on Russian reserves have become one of the most painful measures for the Russian economy.
"But I think that our partnership with China will still allow us to maintain the cooperation that we have achieved, and not only maintain, but also increase it in an environment where Western markets are closing." The two countries have tightened cooperation in recent times as both have come under strong Western pressure over human rights and a raft of other issues.
Österreich Neuesten Nachrichten, Österreich Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
In light of Russia sanctions, Senate to hold hearing on crypto in illicit financeThe hearing, scheduled for next week, will feature testimony from Chainalysis' CSO Jonathan Levin, who is the sole confirmed witness.
Weiterlesen »
UIndy finance professor discusses economic impact of Russia-Ukraine conflict'When it comes to investing and 401k plans, people need to do me a favor and not look at them.' University of Indianapolis finance professor Dr. Matthew Will has some advice for Hoosiers as the Russia-Ukraine conflict continues.
Weiterlesen »
US Banking Giants Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Wind Down Business in Russia – Finance Bitcoin NewsGlobal investment banks Goldman Sachs Group and JPMorgan Chase are winding down business operations in the Russian Federation.
Weiterlesen »
Deutsche Bank to Exit Russia, Says There Will Be No New Business There – Finance Bitcoin NewsDeutsche Bank has become the latest financial services giant to confirm it’s leaving Russia over Moscow’s military assault on Ukraine.
Weiterlesen »
Russia to Ban Instagram After Meta Allows Posts With Violent Rhetoric Against Putin, Russian TroopsInstagram is so popular in Russia, banning it was considered a political third rail. But with its war in Ukraine escalating, the Kremlin announced it will block the platform.
Weiterlesen »